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Graduation FAQs. A graduating student is someone who has met all graduation requirements, whereas “walking” means a student who is participating in ceremonies but is not graduating yet. Diplomas are mailed and not given to students at either commencement or convocation.

GRE: Graduate Record Examination This test is required for admission to many graduate programs, just as the ACT/SAT is required for admission to many colleges. ENMU only administers the subject only tests, not the general exam. Registration packages are available online.

You can graduate but choose not to walk in commencement. In that situation, you meet the requirements for your major and earn your degree and diploma, but you don't participate in the traditional cap-and-gown ceremony. At many colleges and universities, you can also walk in commencement without officially graduating.

Can You Choose Not to Walk at Graduation? Of course, you definitely have a choice when it comes to walking at graduation. However, you will still need to fill out a graduation application, even if you choose not to attend the ceremony.

Graduate should stand beside the speaker and hand his/her note card to the Reader. Graduates must remain there until called on stage. Each graduate, upon hearing his/her name called, will walk across the stage and receive a diploma cover with the left hand and shake hands with the college president with the right hand.

As long as you've fulfilled all the requirements for your degree, then you've graduated. Whether you choose to walk or skip — officially known as graduating "in absentia" — you'll receive your degree in the mail in the weeks following the end of your final term. Diplomas are no longer handed out at commencement.

Yes, you are just as much a graduate if you never make the walk but those who pass it up often express regret later. Without the pomp, without the silly costume, the walk, and speeches, school just kind of merges into life.